Bachelor of Applied Science (Property and Valuation) (Honours)
RMIT University

Overview

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Course Description

RMIT’s Bachelor of Applied Science (Property and Valuation) (Honours) will provide you with thorough understanding of the property sector, and allow you to specialise in all subsets of property and valuation.

The degree focuses on developing critical skills to understand the features and characteristics of a diverse range of property types and investment instruments.

Careers

Description of careers with the property industry:

Property fund, portfolio or asset managers - are responsible for the strategy of a large portfolio of...

Property fund, portfolio or asset managers - are responsible for the strategy of a large portfolio of investment properties such as shopping centres, office buildings or industrial complexes. They can make decisions and recommendations to their employer or clients on property portfolio management and property investment/finance matters.
Property developers - are involved in the various property development stages, from the initial proposal to the disposal of the developed property. The process and activities require entrepreneurial flair, along with a sound understanding of the financial returns, financing options, government planning requirements, marketing and negotiation skills. Graduates can opt for self-employment or working for small to large organisations to maximise financial returns from their property holdings.
Property analysts or researchers - are employed by private organisations such as real estate companies, insurance companies, property developers, banks and other financial institutions, or by government departments. They may also be self-employed as private consultants.
Property valuer - deal with all aspects of property valuation, including land and improvements, in all asset classes such as residential, commercial, retail, industrial, special purpose and rural properties.

Ratings

Average ratings for Bachelor of Applied Science (Property and Valuation) (Honours) RMIT University based on 1 review

Rating

4.0

Job prospects

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3.0

Teachers

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1.0

Course work

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3.0

Time worthy

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3.0

Money Worthy

We ask: Was the course worth the money paid to complete it?

3.0

Student Reviews

February 2018

Year completed
2019

Positives - location is good, right in the heart of the city so easy to take public transport and restaurants to buy food at

Negatives - some locations of the buildings are very far apart and sometimes the classes assigned are 15 mins walk apart

My advice to future students is: timetable early to ensure you get a good ...